Where to stay

in Duluth

Duluth is one of Minnesota's top vacation destinations, where travelers stay to enjoy hiking trails, museums, unique shops, and spectacular lake vistas. Select the best hotel from a wide range of choices, whether in a lively city neighborhood or the heart of nature. With boat tours, lush forests, and world-class ski resorts within the city limits, outdoor adventures are at the top of the agenda. Duluth is also the birthplace of Bob Dylan. The music scene here features a year-round schedule of live shows and festivals. Great dining choices provide even more adventures.

Best Places to Stay for Outdoor Activities

With over 100 parks, miles of bike trails, and Lake Superior on its doorstep, Duluth is an ideal playground for outdoor adventures. Book a hotel in the Canal Park neighborhood to walk or cycle along the Lakewalk. This is also the best area to watch the rising Aerial Lift Bridge. Close to the action, Proctor has a small-town atmosphere near the huge thrills of Spirit Mountain Recreation Area, along with a trail system for biking, skiing, or snowmobiling. For white water rafting enthusiasts, Cloquet is a short drive from the city, near the rapids of the St. Louis River.

Canal Park

A noteworthy feature of Canal Park is its panoramic lake views. While you're in town, be sure to stop and check out Great Lakes Aquarium and AMSOIL Arena.

Recommended hotels in Canal Park

Cloquet

You'll enjoy the coffeehouses and lake views in Cloquet. You might want to make time for a stop at Saint Louis River or Carlton County Historical Society.

Recommended hotels in Cloquet

Proctor

Travelers come to Proctor for its picture-perfect mountain views, and you can see top attractions like Spirit Mountain and Proctor Area Historical Museum while you're in town.

Recommended hotels in Proctor

Great Neighborhoods for Culture and History

A vacation in the Duluth Downtown - Waterfront district puts visitors in the heart of fantastic cultural and historic attractions. This is the home of the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center, the Lake Superior Railroad Museum, the NorShor Theatre, and the Great Lakes Aquarium. Jump on the historic North Shore Scenic Railroad from here, at the Union Depot. For those staying in West Duluth, the Lake Superior Zoo offers close-up animal encounters and education. Glensheen Historic Estate is a magnificent property overlooking Lake Superior, with 39 rooms, gardens, and many stories. Charming inns and popular chain hotels are located nearby.

Downtown Duluth

Downtown Duluth is beloved for its panoramic lake views. Take some time to explore sights in the area like North Shore Scenic Railroad and AMSOIL Arena.

Recommended hotels in Downtown Duluth

Where to Stay for Shopping and Dining

Find a room in the Canal Park neighborhood and shop along Canal Park Drive, with plenty of cafés and bars for local craft beer along the way. Duluth is famous for its homegrown musicians and singers. The Downtown - Waterfront area offers live music for dining, with dancing and drinking within walking distance from popular hotels. Downtown Duluth is also a hub for shopping, with locally owned stores, outdoor apparel shops, art galleries, and fashion boutiques. Lincoln Park is a trendy destination for both dining and shopping. Stay nearby to explore its Craft District, with art studios, workshops, breweries, and chic cafés.

Canal Park

A noteworthy feature of Canal Park is its panoramic lake views. While you're in town, be sure to stop and check out Great Lakes Aquarium and AMSOIL Arena.

Recommended hotels in Canal Park

Downtown Duluth

Downtown Duluth is beloved for its panoramic lake views. Take some time to explore sights in the area like North Shore Scenic Railroad and AMSOIL Arena.

Recommended hotels in Downtown Duluth

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